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not entirely sure if this counts but the animation in this film is done so amazingly well that the dragon fits in almost seamlessly with the real world if only he wasn't a hand drawn cartoon

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Abril is a stop animation movie from the university of Uruguay.

The movie is about a girl who uses her imagination to escape her parents arguments.

Runtime- 4 minutes

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boxtrolls was a 2014 american stop motion film made by Graham Annable, this movie was based 2005 novel that was bought to our screens within 2014 on september the 12th and was bought to the USA on spetmber 26th 2014 and it has made 108.3 million dollars in the box office

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Chicken run was a stop motion movie developed by admand studios and was the first ever feature length stop motion movie. it made 225 million.

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1963 American retelling of the Greek Myth
While the film is mainly live action stop motion was used to do the Creatures, like the Hydra, Talos and more famously the Skeletons.
The budget was 1m USD and made 2.1m at the box office

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Directed and produced by Tim Burton
Box office - $81.5 million
Budget - $39 million
Time to make - 2 years

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7 Sea pirates is a stop motion movie from Uruguayan with collaboration from Chile and Argentina. The plot follows Selkirk, a rebellious pirate who gambles his way to earning the current and future savings of his entire crew, after which he is deserted.

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Coraline was made by Henry Selick
The film made 124.6 million USD
The film had costed 60 million USD to make
Coraline had taken 18 months to do the photography, however it took 4 years overall to produce the whole film

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the characters in trap door are all made of a clay type body and it is intended to be that way so its easier to be more flexible with the way characters move in more bizarre ways but also simple and not over complicated in their design, it is without a doubt the best and smartest design for stop motion animation to ever exist.

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Worms is a stop motion film made in 2013 by Paolo Conti
it was released in brazil on 20th december 2013 and then in the united states on the 27th march 2015
it made 3.2 million dollars

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Massively multiplayer online role-playing game

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this is an American stop motion it overall took 4 years to create this film and many months per productions over 60 million was budget for the flim

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the cures of the were-rabbit used stop motion through out the movie
30 million USD to make
$192.6 million got from the box office

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Produced by - Jordan Peele + Henry Selick (Gotham group)

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The Nightmare Before Christmas (also known as Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas) is a 1993 American stop-motion animated musical dark fantasy film directed by Henry Selick (in his feature directorial debut) and produced and conceived by Tim Burton. It tells the story of Jack Skellington, the King of "Halloween Town", who stumbles upon "Christmas Town" and schemes.

It took about 3 years to make Nightmare Before Christmas. Director Henry Selick started working on the project in early 1991, and it was released in 1993.

The movie was made using stop-motion animation, which is a time-consuming process that requires animators to physically move each character or object one frame at a time. In total, there are more than 110,000 frames in the movie.

It took 110,000 frames to make Nightmare Before Christmas. The stop-motion animation process is extremely time consuming and painstaking, but the result is often worth it. With elaborate sets, costumes, and detailed puppets, stop-motion animation can bring characters to life in a uniquely charming way.

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Robot Chicken | Emperor Escalator | Adult Swim UK 🇬🇧 - YouTube- robot chicken there is no exact amount of money they spent on creating it or how much they made from it but my estimates of how long it took would be atleast 1 or 2 days to create and shoot it
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Toby: Wallace and Gromit; A Grand day out

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Toby: Wallace and Gromit; A Grand day out

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they use stop motion in this short film to show Wallace and grommit going to the moon (which is made out of cheese) to taste some of it with their crackers (p.s this short film is a master piece) not much else to be said o_o

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this is a stop motion animate filmname junk head it also took over year to create this and

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/culture/2021/04/01/films/film-reviews/junk-head-stop-motion/

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Filmmaking is a collaborative process: even the most fanatical auteur directors have to enlist the help of others to bring their visions to the screen. But in the case of stop-motion animation, anyone with enough time, creativity and sheer bloody-mindedness can theoretically make a movie all by themselves.

That more people don't is probably a reflection of how arduous the process is. Takahide Hori spent seven years toiling on his debut feature, "Junk Head," and a few more trying to raise funding and get the film released. After receiving a warm reception at overseas festivals in 2017, it's taken so long to arrive in Japanese theaters that its cult movie status seems preordained.

While it would be inaccurate to describe "Junk Head" - which started life as a half-hour short - as a one-man creation, there's little that Hori wasn't involved in, from the direction and cinematography to the music and visual effects. At times, it can feel like watching an overgrown child playing with their toys, though I don't think many kids have toys as cool as these.

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'Junk Head': One man's imaginatively twisted labor of love

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Filmmaking is a collaborative process: even the most fanatical auteur directors have to enlist the help of others to bring their visions to the screen. But in the case of stop-motion animation, anyone with enough time, creativity and sheer bloody-mindedness can theoretically make a movie all by themselves.

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Kubo and the two strings was created by Shannon Tindle.
The film made 60 million US dollars.
It took roughly 18 months to make.
It made 77.5 million US dollars in box office.

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stop motion (one night in one city) jake

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stop motion (one night in one city) jake

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a stop motion movie that was made in the Czech republic it had a budget of $700,000 it was released in 2007 and has a run time of 75 minutes total

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ParaNorman is a 2012 American stop-motion animated comedy horror film directed by Sam Fell and Chris Butler, and written by Butler. Produced by Laika, the film stars the voices of Kodi Smit-McPhee, Jodelle Ferland, Bernard Hill, Tucker Albrizzi, Anna Kendrick, Casey Affleck, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Leslie Mann, Jeff Garlin, Elaine Stritch, Tempestt Bledsoe, Alex Borstein, and John Goodman. It is the first stop-motion film to use a 3D color printer to create character faces, and only the second to be shot in 3D. In the film, Norman Babcock, a young boy who can communicate with ghosts, is given the task of ending a 300-year-old witch's curse on his Massachusetts town.

ParaNorman · Estimated budget

60 million USD

Around 2 Years to make. (might be wrong)

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Fantastic Mr. Fox grossed $21,002,919 in the U.S., and $25,468,104 outside the U.S., making a total of $46,471,023 worldwide.

Wes Anderson - the maker

took 7 months to make

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I thought I'd get the most iconic one out of the way.
Aardman is a British studio based off Stop motion and was founded in 1972. They have made a lot of movies, shorts and commercials in their time but their most popular is 'Wallace & Gromit', their first short movie involving the two released in 1989. Since then, they've been in multiple ads, shorts, and even a full length movie which was also awarded 'Best animated feature' in 2005. In addition, Aardmans first feature length film 'Chicken run', was the reason why animated films were now a category at the Oscars.

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Produced my laika in 2016
Box office - 77.5 million dollars
Budget - 60 million
Time to make - 2 years

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the sound varies a little however it is very dark and sinister

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it uses only black and white which gives the film an creepy atmosphere

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The back gray and white colours with the animations gives it a feeling of sadness

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vincent was most famous for him staring on horror films

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Emotions - We see the most emotion in the last few minutes of this film when Vincent is seemingly loosing his grip on reality, pairing this with all other aspects of this film the aesthetic is clear and apparent.

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Colour - The use of greyscale in this short film is great, paired with the gothic organ music it gives the film a certain gothic aesthetic that we expect from tim burton.

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Sound - The sound and music in this short film help to express the emotion, for long shots like Vincent walking into his room we hear long droning organ piano, i believe this is to show the shift of his 'personality'.

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Movement - The movement in this short film is very expressive and shows the decline in Vincent's health as he realises he has isolated himself for too long.

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It's starts out calm but very gradually drives to insanity, it's dark, creepy and unsettling to the brim. The black and gray colours help bring these feelings to life.

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this screams horror with its black and white colours.in some scene we see some flashes of white to show drastic moments

Music
its really dark and creepy with sweeping sounds of the dead. it is sad and melodic and deepens as it progress later on to show emotion. the narrator sounded deep and viscious.

movement
the charcter movement felt natural and the way the camera movems with it as well

emotions
dark and overcomplicated emotions from the character very sad and lonely aswell

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the music when it changes to his alternate self and his twisted delusions gets darker the more in depth the animation gets.

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animation looks fluid for its time he movement can sometimes be fast paced and slow paced at others.

the sound of the short is creepy making the short look more dramatic and gives a more twisted feeling.

the color stays black and white staying consistent with what the music was tring to create.

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sound is very consistent and matches what is going on in the animation and shows how sound can be used to show emotion

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lots of black and white was used in this animation, which really sets the tone of the animation, it is also quite confusing to watch as i didn't find it clear as to what was going on

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The animation which was created in 1982 has {Movement} smooth movement and transitions to different scenes works well with {Colour} the black and white colour it uses. {Sound} Furthermore, the sounds can convey the situation which was happening and {Emotion} the potential emotions Vincent was feeling from loneliness to fear.

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Movement: The movement in this short film is dramatic and expressive, the movements aren't what humans always do and so with making it more dramatic it sort of fits the atmosphere this film gives

Sound: The music in this short film and quiet and menacing, it can still be heard over the dull voice narrating the script but very quietly heard which makes it a lot more scary, some of the music is louder than the rest but the music fits the dark theme

Colour: While this was made in the 1980s where films could now be made in colour, the choice of using black and white really suits this films atmosphere, it gives it a dull yet scary vibe, a very good choice for this

Emotions: The emotions instantly start off quite sad and dull, they all seem sad and insane as vincent slowly descends into the madness of his own thoughts and imagination, and like mentioned, all this really goes fantastically with this films chosen theme.

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movement :the movement of the film was quite confusing which made it better .

sound :the narrator voice was cold and creepy which also made it better.

colour: because the film maker used a gery scale it added to the affect of the film it made t more creepy

emotions: it gave off a kinda of a dark and twisted vibe and malicious

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1: The movement is somehow stiff yet natural, it gives it a unique aesthetic.
2: The music really leans into the Gothic horror aesthetic that the film is evoking, and the narration is almost poetic in nature.
3: The film is entirely monochrome, this helps with it's Gothic horror theme.
4: The film plays around with themes of insanity, the exagurated body language of Vincent compared to the other characters who are more muted really helps display this.

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The rhyming words make this all the more scary, and even though its black and white coloring of this makes this short film animation scarier and more creepy with the wording. as well as the creepy music of the film also works to make it scarier.

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Colour:
The monochrome colors reflect the creepiness of the animation.

Music:
The instruments used give off a gothic and macabre vibe - similar to Count Dracula.

Sound:
The sound effects used are quite dramatic to emphasise the evilness of Vincent.

Movement:
You can tell by Vincent's movements that he is slowly losing his mind and you can also see this when he is planning different ideas.

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There's a lot of black and white colours. This is good because of the darker imagery he is trying to show in the short animation.